Facebook blocked aggressive Ukrainians

The founder of Facebook, mark Zuckerberg responded to the claims of Ukrainian users about locking their posts for allegedly political reasons. According to his statement, the posts are too aggressive and break the rule of the social network.

And even the founder of Facebook, commented on the request Poroshenko about the opening of a representative office in Ukraine. According to his statement, at the moment, but similar options are discussed.

During the session of questions and answers, held on his birthday, the founder and managing social network Facebook mark Zuckerberg commented on the request of Petro Poroshenko about the state opening of representative office in Ukraine. According to the creators of the social network, "is what the firm could look in the future", informs RBC referring to the speech. Zuckerberg believes that a small number of representative offices around the world is considered an advantage of Facebook.

With all this, to open new offices overseas, it is advisable, if there will be units that specialize only on sales and marketing. This development Zuckerberg believes likely. "Because we're going to grow over time, we naturally inspect all powers," he said.

Together with the founder of Facebook responded to complaints of Ukrainians regarding blocking their posts for political reasons. According to Zuckerberg, blocking occurs in connection with stated in the proceedings of aggression that does not comply with the standards of the company Facebook. "We cannot accept content that has open aggression, insults on a national basis or calls to violence," said Zuckerberg.

Ukrainians were accused of blocking the capital's office Facebook. On this Zuckerberg announced that the social network has no specific Russian and Ukrainian segment of Facebook is moderated office in Dublin.

Earlier as we were informed Days.Ru Poroshenko asked Zuckerberg to open an office in Ukraine. "We need to use all your channels to get a reaction from international firms. Ukraine needs to have a Consulate Facebook," wrote Poroshenko on his page on the social network.

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